8K video editing rig. Kindly requesting feedback/suggestions

[camhops360]

I'm about to build a rig for 8k video editing (360 and VR). Below is what I'm about to buy. Any suggestions? Anything I'm missing:

Computer Case: Corsair Vengeance C70 ATX Mid Tower
Motherboard: GIGABYTE GA-AX370
Power Supply: Corsair RXM 850 platinum fully modular
CPU: AMD Ryzen 1700
Memory: Corsair 64gb DDR4 (4x16) 3000mghz
HD 1: Samsung 960 m.2 NVMe PCI-E 1TB
HD 2: Seagate 5 TB Sata Drive
Video Card: GIGABYTE GEFORCE GTX 1080 NVIDIA
Optical Drive: Pioneer UHD Bluray writer
Cables Qty 6 Okgear 18inch sata cables
Misc: Aritch thermal paste
OS: Windows 10 Pro USB


I also have antistatic wrist straps. I also plan on buying an Oculus Rift and 4k monitor. It's been a while since I built a machine. Just want to make sure I won't be missing something.

Also I notice the case has a radiator but I'm only using cooling fans (Ryzen 1700 comes with fan). Any thoughts?

 

[JalYt_Justin]

If you're going to be doing 4k gaming and VR, I highly suggest that you upgrade to a 1080ti, as that seems to be the bare minimum for 4k gaming, and kicks VRs ass in general. I would also nitpick and upgrade to a 1700x or 1800x, but the 1700 works just as well, you'll just take a small performance hit in gaming.

The rest looks pretty solid.

 

[King Dranzer]

Wait for AMD thread-ripper and also go for GTX1080Ti SLI or even better wait for few months and get Volta GPU.

 

[camhops360]

If you're going to be doing 4k gaming and VR, I highly suggest that you upgrade to a 1080ti, as that seems to be the bare minimum for 4k gaming, and kicks VRs ass in general. I would also nitpick and upgrade to a 1700x or 1800x, but the 1700 works just as well, you'll just take a small performance hit in gaming.

The rest looks pretty solid.

Thanks for the response. I probably wont' be doing much gaming. Just 8K (3d and 360) video and photos. I'm not sure how much extra performance you get from going to the TI in editing.

 

[camhops360]

Wait for AMD thread-ripper and also go for GTX1080Ti SLI or even better wait for few months and get Volta GPU.

Can I upgrade from Ryzen 1700 to Threadripper at a later date?

Does it use the same chip slot? I'm at my max budget and would rather use the 1700 and upgrade to threadripper later if I needed it. Thread ripper is $1000 right?

 

[King Dranzer]

Wait for AMD thread-ripper and also go for GTX1080Ti SLI or even better wait for few months and get Volta GPU.

Can I upgrade from Ryzen 1700 to Threadripper at a later date?

Does it use the same chip slot? I'm at my max budget and would rather use the 1700 and upgrade to threadripper later if I needed it. Thread ripper is $1000 right?

No they have different chipset. Yes 16C/32T Threadripper is $999. Wait for some time and would also recommend to wait for Volta GPU.